Translation of Slovak word "vyústiť" to English
vyústiť
/vyuːscic/
How to use
Perfective intransitive verb (imperfective pair: vyúsťovať). Strictly governs the prepositional phrase do + genitive (vyústiť do konfliktu - to culminate in conflict) or occasionally v + accusative/locative. Signifies flowing out, culminating, or resulting in an outcome.
🇬🇧 English
to result in / to culminate in
Example sentence
Dlhotrvajúce napätie napokon vyústilo do otvoreného konfliktu.
The prolonged tension finally erupted into open conflict.
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Common phrases
- vyústiť do konfliktu— to escalate / culminate in conflict
- vyústiť do dohody— to lead to / result in an agreement
- vyústiť do tragédie— to end in tragedy
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What does the Slovak word "vyústiť" mean?▼
The Slovak word "vyústiť" means "to result in / to culminate in" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Dlhotrvajúce napätie napokon vyústilo do otvoreného konfliktu." (which translates as "The prolonged tension finally erupted into open conflict.").
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